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There’s AutoTabDiscard which lets you set a timeout and other rules for when to discard.
by beagle3 3y ago
There’s AutoTabDiscard which lets you set a timeout and other rules for when to discard.
- user_7832 3y agoIs AutoTabDiscard still helpful/necessary with whatever automatic stuff Chrome/Firefox does nowadays? I run a lot of tabs (100s-1000s) and this sounds potentially very helpful if it does something beyond what the browser automatically does.
- beagle3 3y agoI think Firefox will delay loading on session resume (that is, if you restart Firefox, tabs will not load until you actually switch to them),but will not unload anything automatically - so if you open 200 tabs between restarts and keep them open (which I sometimes do, for a week or two until I close them) it makes a difference.
- grimgrin 3y agoIf you toggle this it will automatically unload, thought I'm not sure how low memory has to get before it triggers: browser.tabs.unloadOnLowMemory In my original comment above I wrongly assumed it _was_ on by default